Anatomy Musuem

The Anatomy Museum is located on the 3rd floor of the Preclinical Building, next to the faculty’s preclinical library. It is part of a museum shared with the Pathology Museum. This museum was established as one of the department’s efforts to diversify teaching methods while also encouraging self-directed learning.

Among the specimens displayed are plastinated specimens and jar specimens. To facilitate learning, the specimens are organized according to body systems, starting from the body as a whole, the hands, feet, respiratory system, urinary system, endocrine system, reproductive system, cardiovascular system, thorax, abdomen, and others. Some of the jar specimens are also colored and labeled to help students identify the relevant parts.

In general, this museum is used by:

• Medical students

• Dental students

• Nursing students

• Faculty of Health Sciences students

• Anatomy postgraduate students

• Dental postgraduate students

• Surgery postgraduate students

• Otorhinolaryngology postgraduate students

Educational visit
Apart from that, the museum is also open for educational visits. Please refer to the [ ANATOMY MUSEUM VISIT PACKAGE ] section for more information.